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The Belgian Sheepdog also known as the Groenendael, is a, ancient and versatile herding dog. The breed originating in Belgium is a traditional herding dog that has 4 varieties, The Groenendael, Malinois, Tervuren, and Laekenois.

Peggy Richter is a Belgian Sheepdog fancier that trains and conditions her dogs at On The Lamb Ranch, in Camarillo, Ca. In this video Peggy runs down everything about Groenendaels from the breeds history, health, and working ability.

35 Comments

  1. Had a Groenendal for more than 13 years. She was the best dog ! I feel much love when I watch the Dogs in the Video. I really miss her. She travelled whith me and my son through Europe, always protective and by our side. We had much Fun going by Bike. She did run at the Trottoir me in the street and she just looked if I still agree. We had telepathic connection.

  2. She knows a great deal. Believe me people that actually "work" the dogs really understand their behavior.

  3. You are fortunate to be able to work your dog in herding. It's too bad that some trainers do not give dogs of other breeds a chance to prove themselves before they are rejected but it worked out well for you. Thanks for posting.

  4. Very informative, thanks. Beautiful dogs. I love that they have a natural straight back, not sloped like a lot of German shepards, which is not only cruel but ugly.

  5. Me and our Groenendael enjoyed this very much from under the duvet on the bed, she's a bit of a princess!

  6. I feel her, a lot of schutzhund clubs don't want anything other then german shepherds and mals involved. Even if you just wanna hobby at their club they just don't want any other breed near their club.

  7. I grew up in the 1970's and we got a 1 year old female Belgiun Groenendael Sheepdog we called Renee. Renee was the best dog I ever owned. Smart, loved people, an amazing guard dog. I highly recommend them, They have a great nature and their fur does not smell. They only shed a tiny bit and are remarkably clean dogs. The biggest mistake we made with Renee was not giving her stuff to do…training her to fetch, jump around and through stuff, and tricks was what these dogs love. As a result Renee put on weight and died at only age 12.

  8. I would love to have one of these dogs if possible when I am able to learn to look after dogs along with other animals as pets. They remind me of Sirius Black from Harry potter when he was in his animagus form.

  9. I hope that we can keep on protecting Groenendaels and Tervurens; I would hate to see them being overbred like the German shepherd and Malinois. They are way to gorgeous and adorable to end up in shelters.

  10. That was a great video!

    I had a Groenendael mix for just short of eleven years. The other breed that got in there was a mystery; I never bothered to get Kira DNA tested. But she did fine in an apartment, including when I went off to work. She was around 75 – 80 lbs., and had a rounded head, but otherwise looked like a Belgian Sheepdog. I wonder if she might have been part Newfoundland.
    We did walk a LOT. I trained her to jump through a hoop to earn her dinner, which she would also do for fun. She managed to donate 36 units of blood at Dove Lewis. (If you search for "dog blood donation" you'll find a video of Kira giving a unit.)

  11. We used them and German Shepherds on our cattle ranch, we replaced border collies for two reasons, first the collies were nuts and often into mischief when not working and we lost some to predators, never lost the Shepherds to predators.

  12. Thanks for this informative video. I’ve only had two of these Belgian Groenendaels but I can’t imagine a smarter more interesting dog to have.

  13. Thank you very much for this documentary!
    Having an own groenendael is up in my mind since childhood.. I'm raised with a German sheepdogs and a rough collie..

    I did a lots of research and now the only thing, what really majes me insecure to get one soon is, that they are susceptible to epilepsy and other neurological disease..
    that scares me..
    Is there anyone her, to share honest experiences with his groenendael?
    lots of greets from Germany

  14. thank you Dogumentry TV this helped my family understand my dog. Eveeryone loves hum, butr hes my working dog and forn ouitsiders its hard to understand.. We love you dude

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